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EU: Future FRONTEX surveillance systems set to be one of the world's most extensive

01 November 2009

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FRONTEX R&D Unit: Automated Border Control Systems: State of the Art in Europe (link)
See also: NeoConOpticon - The EU Security-Industrial Complex pp: 33-41.

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